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(2019) PF Trayce Jackson-Davis to INDIANA

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31 minutes ago, yogisballin said:


I love the kid but to me right now. He isn’t even that. So much to work on. I’ll leave it at that. I’d love to see him get to the league


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He's a center. No shame in being a rebounding, rim protecting cleanup man. Being 6-9 and playing center isn't uncommon anymore. Ask the Celtics.

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Jared Jeffries was very similar to TJD. Indiana Mr. Basketball. JJ played for the Hoosiers for two seasons. Jeffries led the team to the NCAA championship game, but he had a much stronger supporting cast than TJD currently has. Like TJD he couldn't shoot. Nearly all of his points came from layups, dunks and free throws.  Jeffries had a solid NBA career because he could rebound and play defense. Of course, Jared Jeffries was 6'11" and TJD is only 6'9" which makes some difference at their position in the NBA. Nonetheless, I would be very surprised if TJD stays in college another year, particularly with the average players IU has to surround him. But stranger things have happened.

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Jared Jeffries was very similar to TJD. Indiana Mr. Basketball. JJ played for the Hoosiers for two seasons. Jeffries led the team to the NCAA championship game, but he had a much stronger supporting cast than TJD currently has. Like TJD he couldn't shoot. Nearly all of his points came from layups, dunks and free throws.  Jeffries had a solid NBA career because he could rebound and play defense. Of course, Jared Jeffries was 6'11" and TJD is only 6'9" which makes some difference at their position in the NBA. Nonetheless, I would be very surprised if TJD stays in college another year, particularly with the average players IU has to surround him. But stranger things have happened.

I’m sorry but TJD and JJ are nothing alike as far as their basketball abilities. I haven’t looked this up but I remember him being a roughly 1/3 3pt shooter for his career at IU


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I have been poking around on different NBA draft sites and haven't seen much of TJD. CBS released this list today and TJD is nowhere to be found. 

https://www.cbssports.com/nba/news/2021-nba-draft-big-board-oklahoma-states-cade-cunningham-leads-first-prospect-rankings/

NBA draft net doesn't have him listed in their mock draft either. Espn hasn't updated in awhile but he was a late 2nd round last I checked. 

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1 hour ago, Loaded Chicken Sandwich said:

He fits. He just has to own it. 6-9 center that can rebound and dunk. 

That sounds like an undrafted free agent/D-League signing to me. Nothing wrong with that, but not worth leaving college early, IMO. 

Unless he's had enough of the current state of IU BB  

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On 1/15/2021 at 11:43 AM, WayneFleekHoosier said:

If Luka Garza played basketball in Europe, he’d be a top 5 pick.  Change my mind.

Excellent take.  The more I think about it, the more he is Arvydas Sabonis if Sabonis had come into the league at 22.

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